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Afrique du Nord, Equus melkiensis and E. aff. melkiensis, other North African occurences
Friday 13 March 2020
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Fossils resembling E. melkiensis are present at Guyotville Afrique du Nord, Guyotville (Aïn Benian) (lower series GUY 118, Mc GUY 403, Mt GUY405 and 406) ; Aà¯n Tit Mellil (Mt MOC 24 and 25) ; and Sidi Bou Knabel (upper premolar MOC 1964-1-192, lower molar without number, metacarpals MOC 1961-1-5 and 6, probably first phalanx 1961-1-183) ; at Mugharat Elalya, Tanger (first phalanx 2A/C B2/70) and Salé, Morocco (MC).
Fossils resembling E. aff. melkiensis are present at Guyotville [MC (GUY 399,400,401), MT (GUY 404), and small posterior phalanges (GUY 201, 470, 15, 16, 128, 129)]; Taforalt (posterior phalanx Tafo 7), and El Hahroura (posterior phalanx R9 19).
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Aïn Tit Mellil, LMT
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Tanger, LPh1
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11.6 KiB
Sidi Bou Knabel, LPh1
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12.8 KiB
Sidi Bou Knabel, LMC
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